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Fragile truce after MP’s defection to Labour and David Davis telling PM to quit brings critics back onside
Prime minister prepares to lift Covid restrictions in England to contain growing unrest in own ranks
Government plans to give FCA oversight of most ads in growing regulatory pushback
Contracts for difference would be a dangerous exercise in kicking the can down the road
Court of Appeal finds decision to hire consultancy with Tory connections over pandemic was lawful
Urgent government response needed to Bellamy review of lawyers’ salaries, says chair of Criminal Bar Association
With Tory MPs facing constituents’ ire, UK prime minister readies announcements to try to regain initiative
Broadcaster set to have funding frozen for next 2 years but No 10 says long-term funding subject to ‘ongoing negotiations’
Conservative MPs publicly calling for PM’s resignation rises to six as inquiry continues
Boris Johnson’s future hung in the balance after more revelations about lockdown-busting parties in Downing Street led the prime minister to apologise for his behaviour
The prime minister taints the people and institutions that come into his orbit
Pressure builds on Boris Johnson after reports of gatherings held on eve of Prince Philip’s funeral
Priority stream set up during pandemic to collate bids for health equipment broke public contract rules
Prime minister’s bluster over another gathering hurts trust in political system
British prime minister refuses to say whether he attended or sanctioned gathering in May 2020, when such events were banned
Data suggest health service unlikely to be overwhelmed by the spread of Omicron
It is right that leaseholders should not pay but the scope of the crisis remains unclear four-and-a-half years after Grenfell
Ministers must develop a grand strategy for green energy, resilient transport and smart immigration
Calls for rethink on suspension of ‘triple lock’ as rising cost of living triggers concern among Tory MPs
Geidt does not plan to do further work on case, according to officials
Calls to boost supply of lateral flow tests come as companies seek ability to give employees daily swabs
So long Singapore-on-Thames, hello Sweden — the vision of a low-tax, low-regulation UK seems more remote than ever
Party divisions over trading arrangements reflect region’s sectarian divide ahead of pivotal May poll
There’s no meeting point on which flags to fly over Belfast, but such divisions obscure a population ‘just getting on with it’
Geidt inquiry will ‘criticise’ prime minister’s conduct, say senior officials
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